Notorious Video Diary #1 – Meet the Cast & Crew

Still on the fence with this one but we shall see….

Gnarls Barkley feat Jay Electronica – Who’s Gonna Save My Soul

Even though the song is kinda old, the video is definitely up for my vids of the year. Jay drops a nice verse over the beat so you can’t be mad at that. Thanks to OS. link after this…..

Martin The Tailor

 

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Martin is one of those old school tailors that everybody needs. Lesson little boys, the best way to buy a suit is off the rack and then have it custom tailored, by someone like Martin. Watch and learn. Some more info after the jump.

MSTRKRFT – Bounce feat. N.O.R.E & Isis

Looks like this was shot before the recent weight loss for NORE. Hopefully it was at least.

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DJ CONCEPT – LIVE & DIRECT 4

stolen so ruthlessly…links and all from my boy Ian. thanks homie!

“DJ Concept has put together a funky collection of instrumentals, rare grooves and soulful smoke-out vibes into a double volume of goodness. W.E.X.E. is an hour-long unwinding of one’s soul. Always known to follow his own path, DJ Concept draws another simple blueprint of what goes on in the lounge areas of NYC’s best buddah spots. Most of these smoke-filled funk tracks have been sampled by the greats like Pete Rock, Dr. Dre,Rza, DJ Premier and so many more. Grab a pack smokes, a fine strong drink, a beautiful girl and sit back and see if you can figure out who sampled what.”

N.E.R.D. – Sooner Or Later

This is for all those kids who were wilding out at the N.E.R.D. set I was playing on Saturday. And for me, cuz I fucks with the Skateboard P.

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ADELE 1988

The one you’ve all been waiting for. Mick Boogie does it again. Or at least I think he does I can’t get the direct link to work just yet but maybe you can. Link, Tracklisting, and info after the jump. Props to pressplay.

the greatest loss in hip hop is?

Is the DOC losing his voice the greatest loss Hip-Hop has ever experienced? His one and only LP No One Can Do it Better stands as a testament to the strength and power that poured from his vocal cords. His verse on NWA’s The Final Episode is arguably the best, and his lyricism would go on to fuel the majority of The Chronic and 2001. He served as a mentor to Snoop and a motivator for Dr. Dre, and continues to write, produce, and develop other talent to this day. With only one album before the accident to his name  it’s crazy to think what else he could have accomplished. After the jump a couple of his classics to remind the slow ones out there.